Brutalist Metallic Glazed Ceramic Sculptural Vase, Man and Woman, Mid Century

Brutalist nude male wire sculpture spun from medium gauge wire, beautiful natural patina.

Beautiful pair of pearl white vases with subtle light pink insides by Rookwood Pottery Company, 1927, hallmarked.

Beautiful Mid Century Modern colorful textured ceramic vase by Aldo Londi for Bitossi, Italy.

Mid Century set of four brutalist horse sculptures designed by Frederic Weinberg, all initialed FW.

Very rare set of 12 Astrological sign cast bronze brutalist sculptures by Fred Press. Each zodiac sign represented, beautiful age and patina. Early in the 1950s, Mr. Press moved to...

Important bronze sculpture by German artist Seff Weidl (1915-1972). Magnificent stature and form at 21.50 inches tall. Museum quality, the patina of the bronze is pebbled and a soft ...

Great mid-century Organic Studio Pottery Weed pot vessel. This piece has a great design with an opening in the center, weed Pot is unmarked, unsigned but believed to be early 1970s p...

A monumental shaped ceramic vase in various beautiful colors and patterns. Measures: Height 43 cm.

Pair of decorative sculptural vases with soft metal blue-grey glaze in different sizes have a modern geometric shape. They will perfectly stage flowers or plants. In unused condition...

Rustic and sculptural stoneware vase made by the German-Swedish-Danish ceramist Richard Manz (1933-1999). The husband of the Danish ceramist Bodil Manz. ...

Organic hand formed vase have different scalloped edged detailing. Scratched and molded onto the surface are layers of maroon, wine, ivory, blue colors. The mix of glazes help accent...

Large-scale Hand-Built Glazed Ceramic Sculpture, entitled 'Cup & Saucer' by Brooklyn-based artist and ceramicist Jaye Kim. This generously oversized cup and saucer is scaled up for maximum impact, and glazed in a glossy mix of exuberant teal and vibrant cobalt blue that emphasizes the drippy textured surface with a subtle sheen that catches the light. This work is composed of two separate pieces: the cup, and the saucer upon which it neatly sits. The cup can function as a vessel for an enormous bunch of flowers, a cachepot for a plant, or stand alone as a decorative object. With its monumental proportions, this piece brings a mega-size sense of whimsy to any setting. Artist Information: Jaye Kim is a Korean-American artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Her ceramic work is an exploration of her interior world regarding the symbolism and rituals of motherhood. Depicting the mundane objects Kim interacts with daily in ginormous scale, from cups and saucers to skin care face masks and cabbages, the ordinary is transformed into the interpersonal. In her oversized hand built vessels, surface details derived from her coiling and pinching emerge to tell a story about our everyday domestic objects, highlighted by delicate lustres and stunning, saturated glaze work. Jaye Kim is a graduated of the School of Visual Arts, where she studied animation. Her work has been shown at Egg Collective...